- Good Times - EP · 2010
- Street Anthems · 2009
- In At the Deep End · 2005
- Tunnel Vision Volume 5 · 2008
- Street Anthems · 2009
- Street Anthems · 2009
- Green Light · 2010
- Winner Stays On · 2010
- Street Anthems · 2009
- Street Anthems · 2009
- In At the Deep End · 2005
- Street Anthems · 2007
- Rules and Regulations, Vol. 1 · 2007
Essential Albums
- In interviews promoting their 2005 debut’s release, Roll Deep were blunt about their ambition to take grime high into the charts. That aim is explicit in the blithe R&B of “The Avenue” but In At the Deep End isn’t simply about softening the UK underground’s edges. “Show You” cuts its rhythms and loops to the hypnotic stutter of alternative hip-hop while “Heat Up” and charged posse cut “When I’m ’Ere” are grime at its most captivating.
Albums
- 2010
- 2010
- 2005
Music Videos
- 2013
- 2010
- 2010
- 2010
Compilations
- 2009
More To Hear
- UK Represent artist Fredo talks influences, music from Khalid.
About Roll Deep
The London-based rap collective Roll Deep is associated with the grime movement. The collective is also associated with the group Boy Better Know, with whom Roll Deep shares members, and has included such grime stars as Wiley and Dizzee Rascal. Founded in 2002, Roll Deep released their debut, IN AT THE DEEP END in 2005 on their own label Roll Deep Recordings. The follow-up, RULES AND REGULATIONS, appeared in 2007. They have appeared at the Love Music Hate Racism Festival, and have recorded and performed numerous times in the name of the anti-racist cause. Roll Deep have also issued several mixtapes, and their third full-length, RETURN OF THE BIG MONEY SOUND, arrived in 2008.
- ORIGIN
- East London, England
- FORMED
- 2002
- GENRE
- Hip-Hop/Rap